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... suggest that these 20 observers were doing what all of us normally do in our dealings with others . Like all of us , they were attending to the behavior of another in a highly differentiated way , and what stood out for them , what was ...
... suggest that these 20 observers were doing what all of us normally do in our dealings with others . Like all of us , they were attending to the behavior of another in a highly differentiated way , and what stood out for them , what was ...
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... suggest that there is differential cerebral hemi- spheric activity in 10 - month - old infants exposed to an actor's facial expres- sions ( Davidson & Fox , 1982 ) , but the subjective correlates of these elec- trophysiological changes ...
... suggest that there is differential cerebral hemi- spheric activity in 10 - month - old infants exposed to an actor's facial expres- sions ( Davidson & Fox , 1982 ) , but the subjective correlates of these elec- trophysiological changes ...
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... suggest that attributions are a function not only of a speaker's demographic charac- teristics but also of ... suggested than an actor's percep- tion of the causes of his own behavior is different from that of an observer . Whereas ...
... suggest that attributions are a function not only of a speaker's demographic charac- teristics but also of ... suggested than an actor's percep- tion of the causes of his own behavior is different from that of an observer . Whereas ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parliamentary Procedure and the Brain | 21 |
The Role of Body Movement in Communication | 37 |
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